List of assets owned by Rogers Communications

Rogers Cable Division • Rogers Cable — both a cable television and internet service provider with about 2.25 million television customers, and over 930,000 internet subscribers, primarily in Southern & Eastern Ontario, New Brunswick (except in Sackville), and Newfoundland and Labrador. • Rogers TV — English-language network of community-oriented channels. • TV Rogers — French-language network of community-oriented channels. • Source Cable — cable service in Hamilton, Ontario • Sportsnet PPV — Pay-per-view service • CPAC (66.75%) — specialty channel Rogers Internet Division • Rogers Hi-Speed Internet • Rogers Telecom • Rogers Home Phone Service Rogers Wireless Division • Rogers Wireless • Rogers Hotspots (Rogers Open) — WiFi hotspot service installed in venues across Canada • Fido Solutions • Chatr ==Rogers Sports & Media==

Conventional television • Citytv • CITY - Toronto, Ontario (First aired 1972) • CKVU - Vancouver, British Columbia (O&O since 2002) • CKAL - Calgary, Alberta (O&O since 2005) • CKEM - Edmonton, Alberta (O&O since 2005) • CHMI - Winnipeg, Manitoba (O&O since 2005) • Citytv Saskatchewan - Regina & Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (O&O since 2012) • CJNT - Montreal, Quebec (O&O since 2012) • OMNI Television • CFMT - Toronto, Ontario (First aired 1979) • CJMT - Toronto, Ontario (O&O since 2002) • CHNM - Vancouver, British Columbia (O&O since 2008) • CJCO - Calgary, Alberta (O&O since 2008) • CJEO - Edmonton, Alberta (O&O since 2008) • Hockey Night in Canada – Rogers-produced part-time television network airing on CBC Television stations Specialty and Pay TV Entertainment • Licensed by The Walt Disney Company • FX (66.64%) • FXX (66.64%) Lifestyle • Licensed by NBCUniversal • Bravo • Licensed by Warner Bros. Discovery • Discovery Channel • Food Network • HGTV • Investigation Discovery • Magnolia Network • TSC News • CityNews 24/7 Sports • Sportsnet • Sportsnet 360 • Sportsnet One • Sportsnet World Television production • Dome Productions (50%) Groupe TVA Rogers Communications owns 0.03% stake of Groupe TVA • TVA • CFTM-DT - Montreal • CFCM-DT - Quebec City • CFER-DT - Rimouski • CHLT-DT - Sherbrooke • CHEM-DT - Trois-Rivières • CJPM-DT - Saguenay • Addik — film and television series • Canal Indigo — PPV movie service • Le Canal Nouvelles — 24 hour news • CASA — lifestyle and real estate • Évasion — travel and adventure • Prise 2 — retro film and television series • QUB - public affairs and social issues, TV simulcast of Qub Radio • Témoin — crime dramas and true crime • TVA Sports — sports • Zeste — food-related entertainment and lifestyle programming Radio Podcasts • Frequency Podcast Network • Pacific Content == Other Assets ==

• Rogers Bank • Rogers Smart Home Monitoring Sports Teams • Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (75%) • Toronto Maple Leafs • Toronto Raptors • Toronto FC • Toronto Argonauts • Toronto Marlies • Raptors 905 • Toronto FC II • TFC Academy • Toronto Blue Jays Stadiums • Rogers Centre • Rogers Arena (naming rights only; the building itself is owned by Canucks Sports & Entertainment) • Rogers Place (naming rights only; the building itself is owned by City of Edmonton and operated by Oilers Entertainment Group) ==Former Assets==

• Ignite SmartStream — a streaming platform from Rogers. • Inukshuk Wireless (50%) • Mobilicity — brand retired in 2016, customers moved to Chatr. • Rogers Publishing — sold to St. Joseph Communications in 2019. • L'actualité médicale • L'actualité pharmaceutique • Canadian Business • Châtelaine • Chatelaine • The Directory of Restaurant & Fast Food Chains • The Directory of Retail Chains • Emballages, Les Nouvelles • Enfants Quebec • Flare • Gestion Santé • glow • glow health • Hello! Canada • LOU LOU (English) • LOU LOU (French) • Maclean's • Mère Nouvelle • Mon Enfant • MoneySense • The National List of Advertisers • Profit • Pure • Québec Pharmacie • Shopping Centre News’s • Today's Parent • Rogers Video — video rental business (although some stores converted into Rogers Plus outlets) • Shomi — video streaming service co-owned with Shaw Communications, shut down in 2016. • Yoopa — children's programming • YTV - co-owned with CUC Broadcasting/Shaw from 1988 to 1996 ==See also==